Developers hope to demolish a beachfront snooker and pool club to make way for luxury apartments and a new wine bar.

Two controversial applications, one for a large public house and another for a housing development, were decided during a meeting last night.

A power company has suspended proposals for onshore turbines three times the height of Nelson's Column.

A construction firm has seen its bottom line decline drastically after several years of growth.

An Essex MP who is minister for regeneration around the Thames has said he can see similarities between people in both counties on a visit to Kent.

Council's planning officers say Low Weald villages need no further protection in the draft Local Plan.

A construction firm celebrating a quarter of a century quarrying in Barming has tunnel to keep the site operational for another 25 years

A conference for the construction industry is to hear from former trade minister Lord Digby Jones.

A developer has won planning permission for 572 homes and sports facilities on a 100 acre plot.

An application to build a five-storey development of flats in Sheerness has been rejected after councillors branded it “drab” and “uninspiring”.

Plans have been submitted for an overhaul at Lydden Hill Race Circuit including a VIP centre and new grandstands.

An extension to the Kentish Flats off-shore wind farm is almost complete after all 15 new wind turbines started producing power.

Residents and businesses are being invited to submit land for consideration as part of future plans for a Kent district.

Take a step back in time as we look at just how much Kent has changed over the past few years using a time-travelling tool.

Councillors are poised to decide the fate of an application for nearly 600 homes and sports facilities on a former golf club site.

Eccentric property mogul Fergus Wilson has claimed his only tenants in Maidstone are Eastern European and says he is upping rent by 33%.

Proposals to build 450 homes and a hotel on an ex-Ministry of Defence research site have been approved despite public opposition.

Councillors deferred making a decision on plans for more than 200 homes on Romney Marsh to investigate issues over flooding and healthcare.

Plans for a 92-room hotel and 83 homes have been given the green light by councillors.

More than 200 potential sites that could be developed on have been identified under call for sites.